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1 I I DECLARATION OF THE LIVERY ()F LONDON• T 'an Adjourned MEETING of LIVERY MENI kid at the London Tavern on Eiidoy evening, the ch of May, 1810, CHRISTOPHER SMITH, Esq. Alderman, in Me Chair, The following Address was agreed to, and ordered to be left at that Tavern, and at the London Coffee. house - , Ludgate. hill, for the Signatures of those aLiveryinen who may ap prove. of 'the same. ADDRESS. / At a period when attempts are industriously made to vilify and degrade the Legislature by the roost unfounded Caluin ries, and, when resistance to-the authotity of the House of Commons has endangered the peace of the metr ,, polis, and rendered necessary the interpositionoLmilitary aid. The Un dersigned Liverymen of London, disapprcving of the Reso lutions and Proceedings of the Common Hall, held this day at Guildhall, contidently.appeal to their Fellow-Citizens on ttte necessity of publicly recording their sentiments . on the off :asion. That they view with sorrow and indignation the insidious elnits which continue to be made to alienate the affections of the people from the Government ; that they cannot remain tranquil anti passive speCiarors of these mischievous endea vours, which having failed in traducing the charader of the 'Sovereign, are now directed to the produCtion of contempt and distrust of that Alinpottant and essential part of the Legis lative Body, the House of Commons, tor the more certain 4nci effectual introductionot that system of anarchy which ha s de.,t toyed the last vestige of civil liberty on the Conti nent of Euro; e. fhat'the condua of these factious individuals is in dire •rotposition to the principles which•they profess, and contrary to - nose maxims which have contributed to - promote the hap piness of nen:kind ; to though they pretend to be influenced by the genuine principles of liberty, yet they refuse to others " that freedom of sentiment .and opinion which they exercise themselves without restriction, limit or controul ; and though violently cla'nutous for Reform, their recent conduct , affords a manifest proof that their real object is the subver- • sion of the Constitution ; and that. they seek to accomplish .this destructive project .by misleading the minds of the ig ' norant, and by inflaming the passions of the desperate. 1 ' That these inflammatory proceedings, dangerous at all 1 times, and - peculiarly so at the present awful and very ardu i ous crisis, and, unless actively resisted by the united etliarts of those well-disposed and well-affected persons, of whateVer party, who admire the principles of the Revolution, which happily for the religious arid civil liberties of Britons, led to the establishment of the House of Brunawick on the Throne of these Realms; and who revere the Constitution as then confirmed; and as now existing by Law, may produce conse quences is al to our Freedom and Independence as a Na- • tion; it being the invariable practice of the present Ruler of . France, to district and divide the inhabitants of those Coon ,- tile. '.v men' ire is desirous to conquer and to destroy._ Thal, Limier these circumstances, the undersigned• Livery men exhoti their Fellow-Citizens to bury in oblivion all party feelings ; to rally round the Throhe of their venerable Monarch ; and to prove toehe world that he has not any subjects more loyal than his faithful Citizens of L. "radon, or more grateful for the paternal affettion with which .he. has watched over the happiness and welfare of his people. That they rely with confidence on their Representatives in rarliament i convinced that es errret renchtnent consistent with the public safzty and prosperity will be made ; and they trust that the Members of both Houses of Parliament will never be deterred by t fie intimidating influence of the multitude on the one hand, or by any unconstitutional interposition of the Crown on the other, from the adoption ofsueit moderate. sys terns of Reform as may be requisite, from the progress oft inre, and as may be consistent with the principles of the Consti tution, and the Laws of the Land. That in reviewing the - relative situation of this country With others, the Livery of London have touch to rejoice at, and little to regret; they wish the people to compare the bles - - sings whiclitirq now-enjoy with those of former. .periods, or with thoae which are now possessed by the inhabitants of other countries ; and to examine whether civil and religious • liberty, the secure possession of property ; the equal and im partial administration of justice, were ever enjoyed in great ter purity than at the present time. , Such being the happiness which, under Divine Providence ; the Citizens of Lonuon now possess, in common with the • I‘.t of his Majesty's,subjects, this appeal to-their patriotism, will not he made in vain—their good sense will point out to them the propriety of concurring in this public expression of - the principles and loyalty of such of the Livery as disapprove and condemn the proceedings of the Common Hall; and the recessity of avowing, unequivd_ally, their fixed determina tion'to support the Constitution of the t..ountry as by l.aw - established ; to maintain unimpaired the Privileges of both Houses of Parliament; to resist all fa, ants attempts at in novation; to place their unshaken confioence in the virtues of the Kink; in the wiedom of the Legislature; and in the purity of the I udges of the Land ; and to exert their best endeavours . ,to impress on the minds of all those who are connected with them, a reverence tor, and 4 , willing obedience" to the Laws, and an unalterable attaclunent fa the true interests 'of their Country. ' . , - • . The follewing Persons have subscribed this Declaration Since the publication of the former Names. - Richard Canter Rich. Fennell e sen, Rich. Fennel, jun. Thomas Evans . john LoW, jam. Thomas Milne ',oho Hztilts Thomas Tabor Richard Owen ' Thomas Maynard los. Brook Christ. Tuck Odavius Waugh Thomas Edwards C. S. Hunter Charles Rich Edward Ellicott • lames Dakin John Caecellor lames Metcalf William Lifford . Edward Trellawny Thomas Acton Wln. Woodbridge Peter Templetnan William. Marsharn fames Bate Tho Mas Aneted Thomas White Thomas -Mitchell 1. Tho epson, jun. John Paulin John Ta verne r I , ,ran. Bourdillon lohn Carman - 'Thomas Hamerton ohn Hines t john Moir, jun. Ed-ward Complin . Sim none George Trower Jacob Wood ' dwarf Browne William Choppers Christ. Dunkin 1 - i. Francis F. Gosling . P Waughan ' Robert Pedder Thomas Burkitt Charles Campbell James Smith Joseph Fearn E. George }oho Gold Andrew Winpenny John !.avers_ 'Thomas Yttrall John Morgan Dani e l R a s fl i er 'homas Clarke Jos. Bell -Thomas Watkins William Janson - John Grey John West john Jackson George Willson • Thos. Geo. Knapp Thomas Hamilton Thos. Nettleshipp N. L. Lutyens 1. Parsons William Marsh- Thomas Pittman - James Pittman Thomas Upton ' lames Wherlings William Fennings , John Wild, jun. Charles Hales Thomas Henshaw Thomas Bridge John Beck John Binford ' 'john Smith Henry Flood William Hammond Antb. Hammond Thos. Nightingale Samdel Walker Ben. Everingham Nathaniel Bowers William Stephens john Holthes John Gaitskell " Richard Bennett John Fulbrook Henry Bun Richard Lewis Robert Smith W. Worthier Thomas Howell jos. Hall Thomas Lucas . William Rolfe , John Willis Graves John Haines . John Woodbridge John Arthur, jun. Robert Whitaker • ,ltichant Willis Win. Nettleshipp John Ticlawny - ilohn Chaplin John Crake Charles Gordon Samuel Enderby Rob. Williarn, jun. Ivilriarn Nh:Aralrew lames Robison Edward Cowling . Francis .\•layor John Field . Ittbert A nthOisy John Ellis Robert Pott William Keysell -William Wallis Williant laquei David Allan William Drano Itettin Cowell John Low, sen. john Kemp .C. Devil.; William Devey FN. Devey ' . • 'Thomas Abbott Jos. Eardley Thomas Hood &Samuel ; Turner C. Hamerton K; L u s com b e .301Plalin Sandell Thomas Bradshaw R. Curtis G. I. ricker Wrn. Thompson Thos. O wen , sen. john Pearson James Dent jos. St ee l e Thos. Ansted, jun. Robert Ward john• Haywood John Hart Henry stent Arthur Pott john Lanier - Thomas Jameson Theo: Hearsey attruel Bilke Price Pughe I ~Calvert Clarke .W H. Potter P. Cawdron . John Milward Jonathan Delver George Cowell . Dan:el Stewart • W. Emmott R. M. Barnard Anthony Kemp William ilewson J.-13. Child P. R. Poland 'enry Story . JohnG renside, jun: Daniel Stalker 1. M. lalarnot -Hugh Sime - - John Garford V. Broadly Thomas Edwards Charles I3urrell James Bernell William WitivVill John Miller - Thos Banning, jun. E. R.l3radley -- George Piercy Jos. Williams W. E. Smith George Hogsflesh jno. Miles Geo. Moxon, jun. H. Pugh • N, W. Symonds Charles Barclay . George Wood . `George French Thos. Bennet, jun, M. Barnett •. Charles Wood' - David Phillips W. Homes ' lames Yerfaway C, Dirs - - Thomas Leverton lames Donaldson W. 13orrailaile - Richard Britten Charles Enderby : - , lames Paltrier • David Jennings ' F.. lquothouse ' H. Bates • G eorge B arnes William Young Samuel Clay Benjamin Johnson los. Mer&ron Thomas Goclling Geo, Oliver, sen. • Geo. Oliver, jun. , George Moxon Flor.Thos.Young Samuel Ritheraton Daniel Bantock I. R. Mauder John t ewis Geo. Win. Slie , .'n William Frostick Thornts Naldwin Wiii. Edw. Ward Robert Davies Wisitam leliis Beek'; ThomPson Luke Llopt.:l!ien Stephen Mott Edward Dation Benjamin Yates Thomas Rutton• ; Samuel Arnott George Dorcas Richard Birkett Samuel Ware Robert Wyatt Samuel Jackson lohn Sykes Archdale fainter John Wood ' P. Constable lohn Judson W. H. Townsend I. Clements Thomas Atkins,jun. Robert Hoiden William Gosling F. G. Wolf Simon Bendy Robert Child ' William'Ciald Henry Stokes J. G.•Wodtiell George Greaves • - Richard Lloyd ' James Hamilton John Cox 1 olin I lemenons John .(;race jaines a purrows. Joseph Stewart : John Cheap . . loshu7 Thompson Stephen Cleasby . Win. Raker I. Greenaway,jun. Thomas Lewis P. Blount George Boulton John Jones - Thos. Greenwood lohn Griffiths - - Thomas Hacking . Michael Darby John Luke John Pirie . John Reim, M.D. Edward Warner lohn Taine Charles Walker .John Popplewell William I'ayne Thomas Lewis R. H. Lawrence William Lambert .. Roger Hunt James Hardy :' John liingley :Thomas Watkins C. Sundius Joseph Hurpleby Thomas Scot lock- George Arinstrong George Bishop Witham Peirce Henry Lunn:ad: - Thus Wakeman,jun. lohn Williams Thomas Atkins /T homas Hayter John Field John Hopkins Jos. Ord ,. Thomas Ackland John .Ackland John Acrey . Thomas Garrard - Robert Charles William Bright lames King Samuel Ford . 'Samuel Barret • William Wood Charles Bruin T. Saville t• Jude ,Marshal Wood W. W. Nash . Daniel Cloves -Daniel Cloves, jun. John Wainer Thos. Pickfoid,jun. Francis Whetaone J.:Gray !Aries Waring . J. Warren . Thomas Robson Win Thos. Taylor James "I hompson l a a - tes Barclay. Wm. Anderson William Lane • Cuss. Rivington John Hooper lolin.Lule James .D el o n t i i c ca k n s lolin Rainier James Cade . ' ' A a iith e o s nT H J. W. Anderson R. B. Wilson • . John Plate William Duntaac James - Burrows' T:' C. Stevens T. C. Marsh Wm. Corbett John Perkins Joshua Knowles Pater Donaldron Win. Rawlinson John Chatfield John Swan • Max. Kymer a;eorge Enderby MatthewSharphouse C. S Pearson S. Swallow • Banks Fernand C. H. Martens Samuel Hough • Win..Milthie . Henry Gilbert John Living " Samuel Billingay lohn Kirk A. M. Bennett John Hunt Wm. Andrews S. Sanders T. Edge William Row j C. Saville Ostin Walker' John Free 'W. Steevenion Robert Precious W. Woovearti 1 WM. Timmins • Win. "fowler Jones James Henry • Thomas Hill Robert' Hill - Rich. Hooper - ' John Chowles lames Man ,' - Richard Gardner T. Windle Luke Flood R. Davies John Pryor Edmund Larkin Wm. H. Lane I. It. Bell Thomas Stafford Alex. Sirnson Wm. J. Arnold Win. Marshal ' John Everard Writ. A. Weguelin J ain Gent lohn Vale Writ. Witheil lames Inglis ' A. Lofty Hugh Bontock C. Wallace Wna.' Sadler joint R. Ripley Win. Crawley Joshua Hobson ' W. it. Stokes Traumas Bridges lames Wilinott George Pickwoad Mathew Foster ). P. Tyler • D. Austin M. Browne J. H. Eatnar _ Jaynes VanhOuse W.L.Grosvenor, jun John Thompson P. Touray' .T. W. Preston liefiry Stevens James Mayor S. Waadington , Thos. Atkinaon John Jackson • Wm. Tern!! - James Aubrey George Lewis John M`l.ean C. Waltham R. Coiling , Phillip Cooper John Tackle B. Goldfinch Wm. - .Woodlay Win. Packman, Wm. Billinghani lotin Alport William nett John Rea . Thomas Rea John Rea, jun. Char es Martin Richard Nixon Samuel H :nem l' a in Williams W. Tretnain G. llamas S.'Nettlealii-p James Phillips i George Sharp H. -Chupiti:Ai laan Clark William Wade Thomas I .ampton Jaaies Eaton ' Rietiard Bailey T. Mouri.,,aae John Skirven ' M. P. Davies Silvester Lowden Richard Causton John Raine • John Nash Thomas Paget J. R. Delafosse - • S. Williams - . Richard Till William Forsyth Thomas Clout ' J. H. Shears "' G. B. Walker William Smart J. R. Heamor John Dunkin John Dunkin, jun. Richard Frisby William Frisby William Wilson ' Tnorrias Dalby T. Holdsworth. James Arthur James Mansfield J. A. Wiss. G. Todd H. J. Northeute William Gill I. P. Larkins Joseph prosier' Charles Frisby taeorge Lavers Samuel Hall John Crickitt T. Nesbitt, jun. J. S. Face Thomas Pearson Ely Dyson W. Webb . T. D. Latham John Perkins Frederick Perkins Thomas Dunstan johri Rake a Thomas Rake Benjamin Barber John Day Edmund nLy John Bush John Jordan Robert Biggar Robert Buchanan M. Langdale Thomas Pilgrim joint Cook John Crisp Hugh Gray William Hunt Thomas C. Smith J. W uodhain Richard Losack .I,:tlnitind Briegs Andrew Robson William Atton • John k leenlall John Howes, jun. James Atkinson - Henry Pigeon George Manner Thomas Aytes' lohn Vickernian • James Upton Thomas Hodgson J. N. lioydell John Soper W. Honne Jun.. Jackson - E. G. Smith F. Le nie,urier joins F. Setchell Thomas Hayter W. W.. Watson Thomas Wetherell Edward Mason D. T. Shears Joseph Sparrow J. D. Croskey Thomas lateen John Whitfield Thomas Bennett W. Shewnian . 1 Joseph Harris John Thoiniison Matthew Warton • Richard Barrett _ James .Wordhouse James Ayres A. Ryder. jun. al hornas Johnson Edward hades W Wrath' Carter William Barker John I ackson, jun. William Brown Joseph Cole Henry Jackson Thomas Marsham S. Dunkin • John Cornpart Thomas Saunders Robert Beton William Gordon W. Anderson Bury Hutchinson William Holt John inane Robert Morrett ' JoJin Porter -. - Edward Walker G. T. King - 'I% W. Williams Th o m as Williams _William Pearce William Ryde H. Newton James Steel H. W. Mortimer T. Hayward George Davis John Bond R. Teasdale - W. Rowlins.m B. Cole, jun. C. Brunswick William Wilson lohn Parry A. de la Chaumelle Charles Teddy John Goalsden James Vere F. aliliard J. liarwidge William Darnell Nathaniel Chater T. Collinson M. Hopkins Charles Locke ..John Watson R'. Bradley l'. Poynder, jun. J. P. Dupree lames Hoskett 'S. Shirt " T. Fotheriall 1). Welsh .H. ACCLi William Hedger K. Haswell • Wailiain Mellish T. Griffith - Charles laeton ' Boswell Beton Joseph lieton J. K. Causton - C. A. Stephenson, C. K. Faulkner John Johnston William Keinble • James Low James Hayes John King Thomas Scott Richard Millson I. l-tughts; 'W. Gosling, sen. IV. Gosling, jun. C. IL Baumer . Edward Hawes john brick wood L. Brickwood J. 'iliac wood, jun. James l'oa.ell Wilhain Cotterel Edward Hanson 1." W. Buckle Robert Hultne Thomas Bruton li . Bagglehole J. M. Hanson . George Mansfield lames Wade . 14111rS'Chaplin 'I. Chaplin, juts. I. L. Cox John Harkneys. William Stable T. C. Meadows William Clarante Arthur Windus T. C. Lorrithwaite Nathaniel. Robins S. Houghain - J. B. Newditch William Spears ' E. Bick John Cowan A. Turquand ' , P. Taylor • Itahr.Allen William Bawtree Thomas Markin Harry Soames S. Harris . R. Lewis, jun. Charles Claridge W illiam`Boucher Henry G rellier George Usher John Shepherd Thomas Drury Thomas Lerinittee James Clark , . Win. Billingham B. Farmer, jun. . James Cook George Adams John Sherrott , William Kerl, jun.' lames Kerl -• Robert Sowerby Robert Simpson James Chipple John Burbidee W. Hancock James Grieve William Portall R. liorradaile Robert Wigram T. B. Olclheld , George I e Cane John French Benjamin Newton James Green I. Marshall R. 'l'uckle I. Hill - M. Moody Robert Rayner Charles Mann Samuel Hanson John 4 - loitoyd William Long , Josiah Harrison James Layton S. B. Morrisson Abraham Opey William Leighton Willian - rßoutrima I. R. Hullinann John Davis ' William Wood William Herne Thomas Farley Thomas Butler B. Sermon 3. Clarke - 'W.•Chapman ' C. Johnson Thomas Ryder C. Sharp Joseph Hand I-WO:drawn Henry Till ' • Joseph Martyr George Browne James Styles lames Budgern Thomas Vincent Samuel Jones William French' Henry Downer Isaac Railton Edward Chipper R. Goulding William Tuck , B. Howard . James Newton Edward Man Charles Grellet Edward Uttin , - Joseph Hull Henry Clarke Richard Robinson K. Strout W. Rhodes Peter Ttiontas " John Bland jaiseph Fletcher William Mathews R chard Gray les. Bell ._ . Thos B. Isutbridge V. Wilson . 1 homes Ash - . George. Hobson jotin Alexander James Hattull Henry Lattyinan (antes Coombes Thomas Fymnore. H. Parry Robert A. Druce • Gecarge Jeffery' , a . (elm i etf:rey 1 homes I ebaon Win. rennlng, jun ThamasP . aily •• D. Dunbar Henry Hakewell '.William Beaumain John Goodwin Edward Homewood lohn_ [Willson William Wilson Thomas Willis John Jones .. ' lohn Coope Samuel. Jones ' John Indsciti, jun. Huntley Bacon .Thomas Arnold John Wood T. Reed William Wilson John Bowners ' Charles Hopkins Thomas Jackson 'II. B. Millikie -• John Butts Charles Martin. G. Seddon John Hayward William Mason William. Cory . lohn Lett : Richard Seaman Joseph Philip Hare John M art i n d a l e Edmund D ar by i 1 lames Graham Joseph Holdsworth Thomas Flockton R. Hamilton . lames Large 1. W. Street . John Bright John Bacon Thomas Pickford'. Tames Pickford Thomas Aldei Richard C. Glyn Samuel Birch., Josiah Boydell Charles Sparkes Richard Lowcock Thomas Hall Samuel Bicknell Samuel Tnrner G. Hebert John Bredell C. Hinchlifr W, Hobson . ' Stephen S. Ward Abraham Cole J.' E. Pilgrim W. Curling I Samuel Darnell Richard Dyer Thomas Meadows J. Fisher ' Charles Alsager W. Robinson W. Robinson, jun. Thomas l'ugh W. Minshull Benjamin Hancock John Ballenger William Yarranton lames F. Street William Hopkins William Willwood James Steuart G a briel Steuart .J. Henley .william Vanhouse Charles Price john Beybaz t John Belfour Joseph Barton Thomas E. Cook 1 loseph Wood Thomas Bourdillon Timothy Smith John Criekitt, jun. William Curtis Nathaniel Walley C. Collingwood G. W. Thellusson .Jos. C. Tibbs. 1 Michael Eaton . lames Hodgson John Burgess Thomas Barnett Robert Collett Wm. F. Chapman Peter Dtmcan John Pratt Randolph Stracey Robert Taylor fames Vincent John Andrew • William Biker Archibald Sinclair lohn Perrill . Chas. E Wilsonn 'Solomon Bennett John Wilkes Hill l 'Andrew Gage Christophea Tadde J. wigg John Lyon John Isleton ' Charles Isleton Thomas Wright Lawrence Swainson T Hickinson Thyar Pitt Joseph Emmett Samuel Kent . Harry H. Dobrec 'James Bond . Thomas Hudson James Rosseter Edward Roberts' John Hubbert • John Smith • Robert Blades lohn Davenport ',Richard Carpenter Thomas Brown Thomas Ackers William Williams Stephen Chappell John Dekewer . Robert Suarton Thomas Wickins William Hawkins lohn Stoddart! R. Steers : Benjamin Vern Joseph Scott, I , John Chapel Thomas Day Samuel Ward John Craven Thomas Pickton '.John Warren Thomas Cotterill James IVoodmason Joseph Luck William Ansted Thomas Huddon ' John Ramsbottom John Berenger F. S. Stokes George Jackson John Bleadon Wm. Fennings, jun. James Woodbridge Samuel Flarrington John Kyrner, jun. Wm. Smethergell Charles Druce William Arnold Thoinas Howard William Fairies William Hopkins- Joseph Whiting John Stevens - Francis Smith John Combs John Stracey Sam. Hutchinson James Basire Richard Perkin Samuel Overall Samuel Divers ' George Field Henry Stubbs Samuel Dobree Fred. Sparrow • John Sherer - John Sherer, jun. Thomas Edwards George Robinson Thomas Nunnock -Charles Goode lames Harman • W. Marriott Henry Varnham Robert ilulme Samuel Durham John Langston Wm. Pinchback los. Hillat John Hunt D. P. Watts I. H. Samuel Wm. Kerl, sen. . Samuel Meadows Wm.r Poyner H. Bates Smith Richard Davie John Clark Joseph Perry John Grenside Geo. C. Wiltshire John Colgate 1. B. Scratton ' I. Bradfield Wm. Surflen John Allen jos. Brushfield Richard Finch Thomas Allt Samuel May • ' George Varnham James John Kember William Garratt Thos. Hall. jun. T. Hesletine, jun. Richard Nolme Alex. Black Nathanial Holmes C. Bea rd - William Hughes - Christop. Thomas Jacob Bonwick D Boyn Thomas Porter Wm. las.ThompsonMat.A.Robinson Wm. Figg Wm. Newcombe Robert Rich Alex. Wright John Farley Wm Blackburn 1. Downes Matthew Bloxam John Goldham H. Mal.pas. . .Ralph Tutin . John Nested John Jay - Silvanus Phillips John Mavott William Smith Robert hurray- James Dummelow William Farlow John Monate! ! . fames Hall • • 'Richard Kimbell Samtiel SproSton a Hugh Richards Charles Bonner W. Willnughby - Thomas Panten John Blewert Joseph Bonsor • ' Thos.! Del lemore William Stuckey, John Pollard Richard Green Thomas Amos • lohn Wild Christ Nockells John Morgan John Reay Charles Jones lames Browning Sam Chamberlain John Hocigkinson William Beckett John t'riggs . ' John Lasinhv • ldl. Kelly folio Ashby William F.mmott Samuel Hawkes John Fvans Clark William Fisher, Richard risher, jun. Hugh Flocleaon -John Curtis G. It Morgan J. R. Morgan E. Bristow William Wheeler George Booth . . Robert Herring, jun. William Cadwell Thomas Dolley J. Rooth. • William Lambert lames Lambert Harry Smith R. Randall Richard Lambert Francis Graham -• William B ox , sen. GeOrge M. Pox ' folio ThomsOn John Christie Richard Joseph Edward Cruse W. P. Pigott J. E. Grob, sen. J. E. Groh, jun. Frarcis Newbery Benjamin Smith 1. Pope . 1. Sales 1 Wm. Waugh John 'Foreman Thomas Boys D. Me I.auchlan - Samuel Peg , Stephen Neate 'L. Hansard Charles Baumer Giles Silverside ' J. C Nutting Thomas Hortn.ia William Fisher - John Simkin Joshua Jackson 1. W. Knapp . 'Wm. Clarke George Burnell Joseph Bra. , ; bridge lames Burgh Charles Fisher Henry Isherwood Richard Cooke 'Thomas Tailor Samuel Randall Giles Hanwell ,Robert Rake, 1. Boucock John Edison, • Henry King, sen. - Robert Filiingham John Rivington Henry King, jnn. R. H. Potter George Simpson William King Charles Terry ! Walker W. Wilby lames King .- James Bolton • Stanley Stokes ! ThomaS liansor Henry Winch es t er Edward Hammond Thomas Wace, sen. Peter H oug h ton • ' John Turner Stephen Ardesorf ' Jesse Gibson B S teantioaithin Cole i Samuel I. Utley Henry Winstanley Edwalat Manley 1 James Boyer George Scrivens . lolan 1 Charles Cooper John Randall john Luke Hansard : Samuel Ripp James Duewick . ' William Gosling P. Davies B. Roome ' Robert Isherwood T. Hensley 1. Over - ' - Win. March. jun. Lewis Gilson Llewellyn Williams ' "Richard Fisher . fames Hall 'A. Fayenc i ' W; Wickings J. Kenworthir loshh Bavetley J. Stead . Wm. Seager ' Same' Bishop lf6 Ts. Burnell, sen. W. Ghrimes Claud Scott J. Hughes ' ' Jos. Walsh R. Winstanley Wm. Plumley James! Ward . Edward Jones John Griffin 1. Moore Adams lames Shears Humphrey 'Govier j. Partridge John Page George Lamb Herbert Hownaan Samuel Page William Riggs - Richard Jones John Baker W. BarloW William Davies Thos. Cadell J. 1.• Stockdale Richard Cattarns John Chadsey . Thomas Morris George Bicknell Thomas Fowle las. Collingridge 1. B. Emmott Charles Stable Robert Jones Joseph Cox los. Pocklington L. Shirley W. Hawksworth William Godfrey Jas. Coding, jun. George Cullum Philip Lawton Joseph Cantwell John Wilson - Joseph Harris , Wm. H Cox . George Sim Son Major Purser • Joseph Vere Samuel Taylor Elliott Taylor Win. Thurlborn 'lames Fearon William Parker ! Zach. Darby lames Hurley lames Herwood Richard Jones , H. T. Hardacre - And, Soot tiswoode Thomas Moss Henry Godfrey Nicholas Nixon John Smith James Whittle Joseph Peart Henry-Robins C. W. Collins Richard Wells William Rothery R. C. Etches 1. P. Hodgson Stevenson Pepys G. Walter Robert Middleton - a Charles.Garnons George Bedford George Lane , Henry Knott Isaac Gilbert William Hewer Joseph Fisher- Edward Sheldreck Peter White - Edward Smith Edward West William Young Thomas Banister E. W. Austin John Angell William Booth Johr - c: - . Booth , Thomas Wells John Mitchell N. Eewis Hastings John Nicholls 'Arthur Scaife lames Cockburn. NVilliam Frisbee j. P. -Rowe Robert C'irrick W. H. White, Benjamin Risdon Thomas Flodgson George Grenfell William Carter Matt. Wilson John Waddington Thomas Atkinson Richard Finch ' Daniel Pugh Wm. John Welch Stephen Tress Thomas Fasson William Windsor James Lukin John Crutchfield - H. W. Willoughby lames Hustler Daniel Alder a Matthew Hilback los. Butterworth George Young - 'Robert Ritherdon Robert Pargiter 'John Hill Robert Barnett l ames Flower • John S. Grigg William Pretyman P. John Harrison Robert Davidson William Webb Henry Wintle Henry Woodfall William Parry Hayter Reed C. E. Salman Samuel Gilbee John Wood William Wigson Thomas Nisbitt lohn Mullens Joseph Reeve Charles Cole lames Stapleton Edmund Slaughter . John Asliley John G ray Cuthbert Peart Daniel Bell T. F. Cutbart John Malo Edward Hirst Richard Rciley, sen. David Miles I. , . lames Dirt , Wm. Davis, jun. George Holah • John Lockett Thomas Pattison John Oakey B. A. Wilbie William Ewstcrs . Ralph Hindmarsh William Kent lames Clay George Breach Josiah Dakers F. Young Pearce Odell i James Barbett 'D. Foild W. A. Ridpath John Layton J ose ph R a y. W . At ki nson fames Pearce D. Bantock, jun. William Lane Martin Pearkes J. Broadhurst M. P. Touray W. Bownns . John Evans John Kerr John Bradshaw Thomas Barry John Morley Thomas Wakerell Henry Tew Joseph Bradney William Storey • Jonah Lade . , W. Leckie - lames Shaw Thomas Milroy James Way J. F. Vandercom William Merle Basil Bleb-toil G. D. Fontaine F. C. Chappell J. W. Webb Thomas Neatfey William Hollier ohn Hurst Charles Spilsbury G. Wright ames Payne . G. Dessoulairy Tho mas S to k es otial Robbins J - I ames Bureau %V. R. Grove ohn Preston - Geo. ['anion Carr W. Fisher' . 'William Parr B. Deacon Samuel Brown John Cameron Edw.Clia.Mitchell William- Sargenson Charles Kingsley William Wryglite Thomas Atkinson. Thomas Re)noid ' Francis Atkinson John Buswell James Gadsden lames Lester C. L, Hoggart John Goltz Thomas Ingrain %V. Hoggard , Richard Abbott Isaac Mather Charles Layton J. G. Dessoulairy • Clem. Sam. Strong William Walker James Allen John Stracey E. N. Thornton Caleb Glanville Peter Seager John Mitchell J. N. White 4 Thomas Slack Gilbert Burn Samuel 'selloff Thu. Massa Alsager George Packwood Samuel Stone John Phillips Jacob Bagelnialin G. bacon Thomas Divett William Noy William arnart George Moss, Tho. Rob. Wrench Thomas Palmer • 1 R. Parker 'Finney Siidefield %V. 11,11 . 1 A. Harper Charles Pratt Tho.--Allen Sliut-,•t William Hayward W. P. Hayward Henry Hai, E. A. Thorowgood William Kilburn Richard Davies W. Walton, jun. J. Chappell T. Park A. Blackw ell Charles Bradly George Sex William Whitworth L. Edmonds- Jno. H. %Vackerbatla Wm. Holman, jun. Rich. P. Swallow William Clarke i Thomas Ferrets Robert %Vithers Richard Baker • John Jones Rich. P. Lowther Ralph Palmer W. 7. Palmer John Warren Manias Steer William Grimley J; Pilliner John Hodges I. Liversidge Tuck Samuel Brooke Tpotrais Langston _ William Slower William Preston Nathaniel Clarkson Richard Reify, jun. John Marriott John Leigh Penn ' William Hodges Sarimel Ward William farce Thomas Hodgson J. Stalin, Tholnas Hammond. Dudley Adams Henry Dawer James Guy IW. Rose Peter Bucknell John Edingion I-Robt.bicknell,j u n, George Cabbell Cartwright Way Ludtord Harvey George Hudden Robert mould . Thomas Stafford H. W. Dinsdale James Brewer ... RiLh.Hudson, sen. Rich. tiodsonAnn: Walter Sinith William Moore Thomas Moore _ William Norcott Francis Sutton Jos Monday James Hedger, jun. John Barchard William, Marsh 'I horn's, Andrews John Willock Willi am Rayer • William Bloxam James Dickinson %Villiam Crook G. W. %V hilloCk William Pap?rill %Villiam . Hopwood George Robins I. G. Hodgson John Tirns - lohn Woodcock . Alexander Gordon J. M. Morgan And. A. alievid ' e., May 12, iSto. RIGHARD CLARKE, Sec, MR. PRATT'S NEW ['OEM, Addressed to both fiouses of Parliament. This Day was published, price Ss. THE LOWER WORLD. .A Poem. In Four Books. • "To justify the ways'of man to brute." Book J. page 4. Occasioned by Lord Erskine's Bill for the Prevention of wan• ton Cruelty to Animals. Printed for Sharpe and Halle s , o pp os i te Alb any , Picca dilly. This Day is published, price bs. The Seventh Edition o f ALETTER on the GENIUS and DISPOSI TIONS of the FRENt.:iI GOVE.RNMENr; eluding a View of the Taxation of the French Empire. By an AMERICAN, Recently returned froin Europe. Philadelphia printed: reprinted for Longman, Hurst, Rah and Male, Paternoster-row. ‘• We shall perform a very plea s ing p ar t L of our d uty , in re commending this able and interesting pamphlet, which pos.' sessesevery claim to the public atiention, than can arise Irod t extensive knowledge, orginal information, poluical sciences enlarged arid a,turate views, brilliancy or st) le, an trnportant subjett, and an useful tendency ."-- Eclectic Review, April* • MM LS. Aaßtvap----1 Gottenburgh,;&;iiz, t Jamaica, t H eligo land, 2 Dublin, I Waterford. u a s--r Dublin, I 'Nat' l ' lord. PRICE OF STOCJS THIS DAY AT TWLLVL O'CLOCK. Consols. /.3 S L SOL'ENT QUIS DICER E FA I.SUM A UDE AT ? L ) N I) v w, MONDAY; MAY 14, 1810. Ws received this day one Gottenburgh Mail, an d German Papers to the 6th instant. An article fro 3l Copenhagen, dated April 9th, states the resignadap of BERNSTO. RFT, who had l ong b een P r i ce Mi n i s ter in Denmark. An E ng li s h squa d ron, according a Telegraphic report at Goiietiburgh i passed • 11 0 place on the 7th inst. - It is 'stated, in a Vidnn paper, of April t 6, that coffee is no longer to be ats article of trade in the A us t r i an d om i n i ons, b ut is t° .- be taken under the im me diat e management o f Go' vernment. 'Sugar remains unprohibited, on account of its importance in medicine. An article, date 4 St: Petersburgh, 12th April, states the Russia n land forces to be 617,586 men, which are. 1 0 136 formed into 23 divisions. The. Militia which ill 1807, amounted to . 651,500, and are in 17 division! and other irregular troops, are not inCiuded in thi above number. The English, according to an article dated Nal pies, April 6, had made another attempt to dew°, the town of Ileggie, but had been prevented oy bat teries ereated on the coast.. A Bolzano Paper, &gel 30th April, from tine same place, states, that it decided that the circle of the Adige is to beaune):vci to the kingdom or Italy. Another article, dated Copenhagen, April 30, states the arrival of General Couut WEEDS, W ith his son, at that pike, on his way to Paris; to con vey the congratulations of the Swedish iVlonarcil to .BUONAPARTE on his marriage. The Milan Paper of April 15th says, that Cardi nal OrPlzl NI has resigned the Archbishopric o f Bologna to the Pore, who is still a clost• p r .„ o ner 0 1 : Savona. The Emperor FRANCIS has sent six berinti . , ful Arabian horses as a present to BuoNAPABTF. CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 18.—Sowe tu:t I 0 h fr r RI I/ Of ib c • 1114 t r i DE 181 ) s3 Ar n tl #4."')\